Its so refreshing to see someone do this with an actual proper first aid kit. Easily one of the most important things you can have with you but almost no one has one.
@@jamesburton1050 if you aren't properly trained for properly identifying when to use a chest seal the patient can develop tension pneumothorax if improperly applied. just a heads up
Look up a Cnoc bladder to replace the blue one that comes with the sawyer squeeze. I love that it opens really big and you can fill it much faster. Highly recommended!
It's nice to see you returning to long form videos. The shorts are definitely interesting, and good, but long form like this is a really good way to pass the time and it fits a lot more information in. Always a good day when I see your videos pop up.
Gear review is always my favorite. I do long slow hikes with 2 dogs so any idea on solutions to problems or easier ways of doing things is always awesome to see. The Sawyer squeeze has been the biggest equipment saver for me. Now that you've shown that first aid kid with just the items needed for bigger injuries makes me wonder if this kit I carry with 50 band aids and tons of gauze is really necessary.
Genius! I’ve been riding single track mountain trails for 15 years and never thought to use air box as a tool storage! Love this new content! Keep it coming brother!
Just a word of warning for the MedFlight insurance, you typically buy it directly from the company that provides the flights, and so you are only covered if they come to the scene. Typically there is only one service in an area so you don't have to worry about it, but sometimes there is more than one service. Also this means if you travel to different areas of the country that insurance will be worthless. It's definitely good to have if you do most of your adventuring in one area though, because medflight is ridiculously expensive.
Cody I don't dirt bike anymore, but I find it enjoyable watching you geek out with it. The issue you fight with is weight... it's the same issue we deal with in light aircraft, particularly with back country aircraft. Your ideas for tools and gear fit well with my hobby of aviation. That filter will be going in my survival bag for sure and I'll be looking into the titanium tools to be carried in the aircraft too. When Dad was bush flying with the Super Cub he carried a small collection of tools but they were enough to do most repairs on the plane in the bush, including removal of the engine.
Just started riding with the same pack. Don't love it, missing to many basic features like a separate zip pouch for a cell phone and a car key lasso. Perfer my old Camelbak for features although the fit on this pack is nice. Thank you for addressing the stupid name of their harness system.
Great video! I love learning from you after you distill down through what gear is actually good. After over 10 years of watching you I strongly trust your recommendations! Thank you so much for sharing.
I have a Leatherman pstII that I had on a motorcycle trip, my friends bike had an electrical issue 4 hours in and the the Leatherman was all we had to repair it... The next day after we were packing up our tools the keys to my bike wound up missing... The Leatherman helped remove the key cylinder and hotwire the bike as well as the locked gas cap!!! Always useful!
I don't ride and never have, but I enjoy seeing well thought-out kit built by the wisdom of experience. It's the same way we all (should) build our truck tool kits, our work stations, our home defense kit, our hunting pack, etc. I enjoyed watching!
Cody, I would like a video explaining the 2 pressure tire system. I am not familiar with how that works. I enjoy seeing what critical components you have in your pack.
The system he uses is called tubliss if you want to look it up. It has two valves: one for high pressure bladder and one for low pressure. The high pressure bladder is right on the rim, and secures the tire to the wheel. The low pressure part is what determines the rigidity of the tire. The guys I ride with usually run 8-10psi, but I know some that go as low as 5psi.
I don’t even ride and I like these videos! Should put it in the title though, had no idea this was a gear video at first! Luckily I just watch every video you make! Lol
Just finished up 14 days of riding in Utah / Idaho / Colorado with that same USWE pack. Absolutely loved it and it's built very well. Fits perfectly and still looks brand new. East coast 2 stroke rider. Love the bike videos and very jelous of your riding out west!
I like your idea of keeping tools in the airbox. The topside of a bike can get cluttered with tool kits and bags. Thanks for thr ideas. Also, there isn't anything quite like northwest mountain single track? Keep it up!
When I was a kid we would use PVC pipe with a cap on one end and a threaded cap on the other and use hose clamps to attach to the frame for our tools and parts
Cool tips! I’ve been riding since I was 4. Now at 53 I agree with everything you had mentioned. Tough to go anywhere without taking your “stuff”. Lol I’m currently running a Husky FE 501.
The issue I always had with tight fitting packs was the restriction of breathing. Once you get going and are huffing and puffing, you want your chest and lungs to be able to expand and contract unimpeded. Anything applying pressure means you have to work that much harder to breathe.
Monkey Bag sounds good to me, it adequately describes the way it hugs your body, and the X-straps look more like a monkey's arms and legs than standard bag straps.
As a young man myself can you make an episode part of the "professional homeowner" thing for people looking to buy a house and what to look out for love the tips keep up the good work
Could not agree more about Leatherman's ridiculous sizing. I was beyond thrilled when they re-introduced the PST recently. Didn't buy one, though... still have my father's from the 80's.
Just a few things to keep in mind. The 100% deet can ruin some fabrics and plastics, (basically melts them). You might want to check with the manufacturer of that pack and see what they say. I know it can ruin some ultra light backpacking gear. Also the water filter you have is the Sawyer Micro and the one you linked to is the Sawyer Squeeze. A lot of hikers tried that micro filter and said it doesnt hold up too well. Said its not worth the 1oz of weight savings over the Sawyer Squeeze which is more reliable. One last thing is the Sawyer bags tend to leak or even pop. Check out something like the Cnoc Vecto bag which is way more durable and easier to fill.
Great video! It’s funny I asked about your set up just a few days ago. One question tho, what is the benefit of keeping tools in the airbox as opposed to a fender pack?
Fun title. My body is too wrecked to do two wheel adventuring, but it's cool to watch this with my son. It's advice I would give him if I was pursued his two wheel interests. The kit is pricy, but when you know what is really needed, you only buy once. For me that means having figured out what to get him for Christmas, Father's Days and Birthdays for the next ten years.
Question about the water filter bag. Can you use it more than once? Meaning can i fill my canteen and re fill the bag to drink from? Hope that makes sense. Thanks Mr. W!
Keep an eye on that bag pack. Had one with a similar harness (but not as good as this one) and it got stolen the first moment I looked away from it. ;(
In hiking we use survey tape if somebody turns off in different direction will know where they turned off at but as a group rule you stay together as a group.
Sparkplug wrench? Nice kit and I can relate to the weight issues as we get more experienced. I have a bad back and had to lighten my tool belt and tool bags a couple times.
Yes keep doing these videos. More than any other videos you do this topic is the one where you can really see your passion come through. I'd say the only other thing that was close is when you're speaking about your forestry work.
I cringed when I heard you say you spray 100% DEET on your gear. It is a plasticizer and can melt synthetic fabrics. I stopped using it after I had a rain jacket melted by it. I use permethrin now and it works wonderfully.
Been looking for a new bag for skiing for my avalanche kit that doesn't bounce around. Looks good and as always a great video. God be with you and your family!
When I was riding, I looked for a pack with similar requirements as you: freedom of movement. I settled on a Kriega R25. What really drew me to this pack was the front harness system they call Quadloc. Like your USWE pack, it has a swivel locking system on your check but has 2 of them. It has excellent adjustment and body retention, I found the bag to rarely ever ride up on me. I loved this bag so much I took it on 2 different international trips as my carry-on.
Personally, Ive found that when it comes to backpacks its less about weight and more qbout weight distribution. There are some awsome backpacks out there that make carrying 50lbs feel like 15.
What was that lil socket tool you used to have for your bike? The one that you lost. Cant remember which bike it was for. It was green & made in germany I believe..
Very nice! If you're ever interested in upgrading a little I'd recommend the Katadyn BeFree water filter and a hand pump by Silca rather than Park Tool. Or maybe look into using an air cartridge instead.
Awesome video Cody! Love watching this style of video. Nice gear, you should throw in some cheap light flip flops so you can get out of your boots when you stop for a break
Nice gear review. I carried pretty much everything on the bike when riding off road trails in england which are called Green Lanes or 'RUPPS', (Road Used as Public Path'..
Great video! Thanks for sharing, WS! We enjoy it because you do. Just got back from backpacking with my Son and it could have easily been me excited about that. Keep up the good work.
Exactly. The tool kit should be ON the BIKE, not in your pack!… just like your emergency fuel or anything else of that nature. You can find many different mounting solutions or custom make them.
Sawyer filters don’t filter viruses I believe so it might be a good idea to use drops, tablets, or boil the water. However I have heard that viruses are a nonissue in North America so it is most likely fine.
I'm assuming the name is supposed to translate to something like "no monkeying around" Oh something i learned from hikers about the Sawyer water filter, if you use a smart water bottle or the equivalent with the flip top cap, it works much better than that bag that comes with it. Makes a world of difference
One thing I think most kits overlook and all should 100% have is a couple uncoated asprin for heart attacks. It can really be a lifesaver especially if you are a long way from emt/medivac.
Chewing the coated aspirin tablets works too. I also carry a spray called GTN or Glycerine tri nitrate (sp?). It dilates all blood vessels. You can buy it over the counter here in Australia. One spray under the tongue.
Ask Mrs W for a couple of tampons, they have a nice string to dip into your tank and will soak up fuel and make an excellent fire starter for zero weight.
Well I'm certainly into trail bike riding and I've been doing it for most of my life. As an Australian, it's very interesting to see how you do it and what you carry over there in the states. A most enjoyable video.
Referring to monkeys hanging on your back but if you jump around they look like they are dancing. If the monkey holds on tight, like the bag hugs the body tight. It’s no dancing monkeys.
I also like being the guy that fixes everyone else bikes on the trails. I keep a bag of common nuts and bolts. That’s used the most by friends falling apart
That is a great pack I like how it sits high. I'm alittle on the heavier side and the packs with the belly strap drive me nuts. They drage your shirt up and cause me back pain. I have been looking for a pack that sits up high it just feels more natural.
I would absolutely love if someone would come up with a harness for a shoulder holster that fits in that way. I feel naked without being armed but it always gets in the way of my work
It's called No Dancing Monkey because the pack is secured to your back and doesn't kick around when you ride and try to pull you off your bike. No Dancing Monkey.
Love this channels content. There's so much to learn here and can save lives. I feel like every video I watch is a level up to my outdoor understanding and preparation. This is a service that's invaluable.
Its so refreshing to see someone do this with an actual proper first aid kit. Easily one of the most important things you can have with you but almost no one has one.
Those knuckle heads don't know what to do with the equipment so of course they're leaving it behind, use your head man come on!
@@ufc990 Yeah if you are going out in the woods or mountains you really should have at least a way to stop bleeding at the very least.
I carry a basic kit of major first aid supplies (CPR, tourniquet, chest seal, etc) basically everywhere I go
@@jamesburton1050 if you aren't properly trained for properly identifying when to use a chest seal the patient can develop tension pneumothorax if improperly applied. just a heads up
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Appreciate you featuring the Refuge Medical POC-Kit. Thank you 👍🏻👍🏻
That’s because you guys make the best medical
Look up a Cnoc bladder to replace the blue one that comes with the sawyer squeeze. I love that it opens really big and you can fill it much faster. Highly recommended!
Thanks for the heads up on that. I dislike that bag that came with the Sawyer. Cheers.
Yes! Those Sawyer bags are known for blowing up when filtering as well. CNOC is the way to go for sure.
Congrats on the 2 Million mark buddy! Great video as usual! Love it...you inspired me to get myself a nice dual sport bike
Love these dirt bike videos! I’ve been riding since I was a little kid and I like to see how everyone sets their bike up. Keep it up sir🤘🏻
Love these videos, Mr. W. Helps me with my kit. Would you be willing to make a video breaking down what's in the kits in your air box? Thanks
Much love from France man, love your country and videos.
It's nice to see you returning to long form videos.
The shorts are definitely interesting, and good, but long form like this is a really good way to pass the time and it fits a lot more information in.
Always a good day when I see your videos pop up.
Yup. I'll never go on a long dirt bike ride, but I get ideas for my own on-road motorcycle.
Been riding for over 30 years. Love these videos. Changed my ride pack many times based off info like this. Thanks for sharing.
Same here, I'm glad he does them. It is easy to overlook things so it's nice to see other people's loadouts.
You've been riding longer than I've been outta school!
Love seeing the full length videos back over the shorts!
Gear review is always my favorite. I do long slow hikes with 2 dogs so any idea on solutions to problems or easier ways of doing things is always awesome to see. The Sawyer squeeze has been the biggest equipment saver for me. Now that you've shown that first aid kid with just the items needed for bigger injuries makes me wonder if this kit I carry with 50 band aids and tons of gauze is really necessary.
Genius! I’ve been riding single track mountain trails for 15 years and never thought to use air box as a tool storage! Love this new content! Keep it coming brother!
Just a word of warning for the MedFlight insurance, you typically buy it directly from the company that provides the flights, and so you are only covered if they come to the scene. Typically there is only one service in an area so you don't have to worry about it, but sometimes there is more than one service. Also this means if you travel to different areas of the country that insurance will be worthless. It's definitely good to have if you do most of your adventuring in one area though, because medflight is ridiculously expensive.
Cody I don't dirt bike anymore, but I find it enjoyable watching you geek out with it. The issue you fight with is weight... it's the same issue we deal with in light aircraft, particularly with back country aircraft.
Your ideas for tools and gear fit well with my hobby of aviation. That filter will be going in my survival bag for sure and I'll be looking into the titanium tools to be carried in the aircraft too.
When Dad was bush flying with the Super Cub he carried a small collection of tools but they were enough to do most repairs on the plane in the bush, including removal of the engine.
Just started riding with the same pack. Don't love it, missing to many basic features like a separate zip pouch for a cell phone and a car key lasso. Perfer my old Camelbak for features although the fit on this pack is nice. Thank you for addressing the stupid name of their harness system.
Great video! I love learning from you after you distill down through what gear is actually good. After over 10 years of watching you I strongly trust your recommendations! Thank you so much for sharing.
I have a Leatherman pstII that I had on a motorcycle trip, my friends bike had an electrical issue 4 hours in and the the Leatherman was all we had to repair it... The next day after we were packing up our tools the keys to my bike wound up missing... The Leatherman helped remove the key cylinder and hotwire the bike as well as the locked gas cap!!! Always useful!
I don't ride and never have, but I enjoy seeing well thought-out kit built by the wisdom of experience. It's the same way we all (should) build our truck tool kits, our work stations, our home defense kit, our hunting pack, etc. I enjoyed watching!
Equipping yourself properly is not cheating.
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Do a video or your tools that you keep in your bike kit! I'm doing the same thing for my Kawasaki 4wheeler!
You teach organized preparation! Thank you 😊
Cody, I would like a video explaining the 2 pressure tire system. I am not familiar with how that works. I enjoy seeing what critical components you have in your pack.
Same
The system he uses is called tubliss if you want to look it up. It has two valves: one for high pressure bladder and one for low pressure. The high pressure bladder is right on the rim, and secures the tire to the wheel. The low pressure part is what determines the rigidity of the tire. The guys I ride with usually run 8-10psi, but I know some that go as low as 5psi.
@@ZSmith-yy4lv Thanks for the info
he only lied to pass the Kobayashi Maru
I don’t even ride and I like these videos! Should put it in the title though, had no idea this was a gear video at first! Luckily I just watch every video you make! Lol
Just finished up 14 days of riding in Utah / Idaho / Colorado with that same USWE pack. Absolutely loved it and it's built very well. Fits perfectly and still looks brand new. East coast 2 stroke rider. Love the bike videos and very jelous of your riding out west!
I enjoy the videos of you showing us your gear. I don't ride, but it's interesting to see what sort of stuff you bring along with you.
exactly
I like your idea of keeping tools in the airbox. The topside of a bike can get cluttered with tool kits and bags. Thanks for thr ideas. Also, there isn't anything quite like northwest mountain single track? Keep it up!
When I was a kid we would use PVC pipe with a cap on one end and a threaded cap on the other and use hose clamps to attach to the frame for our tools and parts
Oh by the way Cody, look into Motul lubricants. Wide variety of types, very high quality two stroke additives. Will cover just about all requirements.
Cool tips! I’ve been riding since I was 4. Now at 53 I agree with everything you had mentioned. Tough to go anywhere without taking your “stuff”. Lol I’m currently running a Husky FE 501.
The issue I always had with tight fitting packs was the restriction of breathing. Once you get going and are huffing and puffing, you want your chest and lungs to be able to expand and contract unimpeded. Anything applying pressure means you have to work that much harder to breathe.
Idk about Moto cross but in my Ducati that’s not gonna work, I’ve been looking for a no Drag bag.
Monkey Bag sounds good to me, it adequately describes the way it hugs your body, and the X-straps look more like a monkey's arms and legs than standard bag straps.
I think the two hundred bucks would be the most handy item out of the whole pack.
As a young man myself can you make an episode part of the "professional homeowner" thing for people looking to buy a house and what to look out for love the tips keep up the good work
Could not agree more about Leatherman's ridiculous sizing. I was beyond thrilled when they re-introduced the PST recently. Didn't buy one, though... still have my father's from the 80's.
Gear guy here. Great video, thank you. God bless you and your family.
I'll tell you what Cody, anything you are passionate about is very entertaining to watch, even if I'm not into bikes or axes, I've watched them all!
Just a few things to keep in mind. The 100% deet can ruin some fabrics and plastics, (basically melts them). You might want to check with the manufacturer of that pack and see what they say. I know it can ruin some ultra light backpacking gear. Also the water filter you have is the Sawyer Micro and the one you linked to is the Sawyer Squeeze. A lot of hikers tried that micro filter and said it doesnt hold up too well. Said its not worth the 1oz of weight savings over the Sawyer Squeeze which is more reliable. One last thing is the Sawyer bags tend to leak or even pop. Check out something like the Cnoc Vecto bag which is way more durable and easier to fill.
Great video! It’s funny I asked about your set up just a few days ago. One question tho, what is the benefit of keeping tools in the airbox as opposed to a fender pack?
Fun title. My body is too wrecked to do two wheel adventuring, but it's cool to watch this with my son. It's advice I would give him if I was pursued his two wheel interests. The kit is pricy, but when you know what is really needed, you only buy once. For me that means having figured out what to get him for Christmas, Father's Days and Birthdays for the next ten years.
Really liked the video. I also ride dirt bikes although not as remote as you obviously do. I still picked up some ideas for my riding. Good job.
Question about the water filter bag. Can you use it more than once? Meaning can i fill my canteen and re fill the bag to drink from? Hope that makes sense. Thanks Mr. W!
Always love the gear videos! The best part is the why what is and is not in the kit! Great video!
Keep an eye on that bag pack. Had one with a similar harness (but not as good as this one) and it got stolen the first moment I looked away from it. ;(
I like see a video on the tools in the air compartment.
In hiking we use survey tape if somebody turns off in different direction will know where they turned off at but as a group rule you stay together as a group.
Sparkplug wrench? Nice kit and I can relate to the weight issues as we get more experienced. I have a bad back and had to lighten my tool belt and tool bags a couple times.
Yes keep doing these videos. More than any other videos you do this topic is the one where you can really see your passion come through. I'd say the only other thing that was close is when you're speaking about your forestry work.
I cringed when I heard you say you spray 100% DEET on your gear. It is a plasticizer and can melt synthetic fabrics. I stopped using it after I had a rain jacket melted by it. I use permethrin now and it works wonderfully.
Been looking for a new bag for skiing for my avalanche kit that doesn't bounce around. Looks good and as always a great video. God be with you and your family!
It’s only cheating if you get caught.
When I was riding, I looked for a pack with similar requirements as you: freedom of movement. I settled on a Kriega R25. What really drew me to this pack was the front harness system they call Quadloc. Like your USWE pack, it has a swivel locking system on your check but has 2 of them. It has excellent adjustment and body retention, I found the bag to rarely ever ride up on me. I loved this bag so much I took it on 2 different international trips as my carry-on.
Got a Kriegs R30 - great quality bag with a 10 year warranty.
Personally, Ive found that when it comes to backpacks its less about weight and more qbout weight distribution. There are some awsome backpacks out there that make carrying 50lbs feel like 15.
Glad to see you still Riding
I ditched my sawyer. Flow rate and bags are terrible. Now use befree filter. So much better!
picaridin works just as good as deet but has the benifit of being less carcinagenic and wont melt plastics
What was that lil socket tool you used to have for your bike? The one that you lost. Cant remember which bike it was for. It was green & made in germany I believe..
Very nice! If you're ever interested in upgrading a little I'd recommend the Katadyn BeFree water filter and a hand pump by Silca rather than Park Tool. Or maybe look into using an air cartridge instead.
Those MicroBat Candy pouches are awesome for small kits like this.
12:12 great small bag. What brand is that and how about a short video (not a short) on the titanium tools in there?
Awesome video Cody! Love watching this style of video. Nice gear, you should throw in some cheap light flip flops so you can get out of your boots when you stop for a break
Totally agree with your last comments. I don't do motocross but man I love gear and kits. I really enjoy these videos.
Thanks...that was a great gear storing and your thinking about your packing.
Do you think crossing in the front is better than having chest strap?
Would love to see a breakdown of the specific tools you carry, the titanium has got my attention
Nice gear review. I carried pretty much everything on the bike when riding off road trails in england which are called Green Lanes or 'RUPPS', (Road Used as Public Path'..
Great video love the gear reviews and how other people overcome problems!!
Great video! Thanks for sharing, WS! We enjoy it because you do. Just got back from backpacking with my Son and it could have easily been me excited about that. Keep up the good work.
Exactly. The tool kit should be ON the BIKE, not in your pack!… just like your emergency fuel or anything else of that nature. You can find many different mounting solutions or custom make them.
Great video, love to see a proper IFAK featured. But what does 'PROHO' stand for?
Great video and great system! Thanks.
Sawyer filters don’t filter viruses I believe so it might be a good idea to use drops, tablets, or boil the water. However I have heard that viruses are a nonissue in North America so it is most likely fine.
Survival 1A = communications.
Survival 1B = whistle.
Knife, fire, etc all important but lower priority.
"Dancing Monkeys" is likely how they describe the feeling of a regular backpack bouncing all over your back while riding.
I love the minutiae of gear and all the things that go with it. Thanks for sharing.
I'm assuming the name is supposed to translate to something like "no monkeying around" Oh something i learned from hikers about the Sawyer water filter, if you use a smart water bottle or the equivalent with the flip top cap, it works much better than that bag that comes with it. Makes a world of difference
I do like the pine plank in the shop…. I did something very similar. Good content as always. Thanks.👍
Nice one👍🏻when rippin the KX500 I like stopping to apply ointments and salves
One thing I think most kits overlook and all should 100% have is a couple uncoated asprin for heart attacks. It can really be a lifesaver especially if you are a long way from emt/medivac.
Chewing the coated aspirin tablets works too.
I also carry a spray called GTN or Glycerine tri nitrate (sp?). It dilates all blood vessels.
You can buy it over the counter here in Australia.
One spray under the tongue.
That back pack was made for Roadies as in Cyclist's / Bicycles, hence the name No Dancing Monkeys.
Ask Mrs W for a couple of tampons, they have a nice string to dip into your tank and will soak up fuel and make an excellent fire starter for zero weight.
I might have missed an video but why are you running 2 strokes still? Sorry if you covered it already or I just forgot.
Well I'm certainly into trail bike riding and I've been doing it for most of my life. As an Australian, it's very interesting to see how you do it and what you carry over there in the states. A most enjoyable video.
Referring to monkeys hanging on your back but if you jump around they look like they are dancing. If the monkey holds on tight, like the bag hugs the body tight. It’s no dancing monkeys.
I also like being the guy that fixes everyone else bikes on the trails. I keep a bag of common nuts and bolts. That’s used the most by friends falling apart
That is a great pack I like how it sits high. I'm alittle on the heavier side and the packs with the belly strap drive me nuts. They drage your shirt up and cause me back pain. I have been looking for a pack that sits up high it just feels more natural.
I would absolutely love if someone would come up with a harness for a shoulder holster that fits in that way. I feel naked without being armed but it always gets in the way of my work
Some of my favorite videos is watching you show what gear you use!!
Gear and systems
It's called No Dancing Monkey because the pack is secured to your back and doesn't kick around when you ride and try to pull you off your bike. No Dancing Monkey.
USWE bought out Giant Loop. I'm curious to see what they do together. Nice kit, definitely good to always be prepared.
Love this channels content. There's so much to learn here and can save lives. I feel like every video I watch is a level up to my outdoor understanding and preparation. This is a service that's invaluable.
"No dancing monkeys" probably just means "no nonsense" or "no useless extras."
Suggestion to keep the garmin facing your body as should something whack it the screen is less likely to crack
As a mountain biker who often rides in the woods alone, I appreciate these videos
"there is no monkey dancing on your back" It's exactly what you described just before it bud
Nice kit. You mentioned being prepared for days in the wilderness. A Bic lighter and a ferro rod would be a wise addition to the kit.
Okay, thank god. I thought he was gonna justify cheating on his wife